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Board declines to revoke Old Marsh Golf Course license after compliance work
Summary
After reviewing an inspection report that identified prior violations but noted the golf course had completed required buffers and fencing, the Select Board closed the hearing and took no revocation action.
The Select Board reviewed a compliance update on the Old Marsh Golf Course and, after an inspection confirmed required buffers had been planted and fencing completed, the board closed the public hearing and took no further action to revoke the business license.
Planner Mike Livingston told the board that previous violations had been identified related to the approved plans but that his inspection the prior Thursday found the problems rectified: "the buffers were fully planted" and "the fence was completed," he reported. Given those corrections, Livingston recommended there was no need to consider revoking the license at this time.
No members of the public offered comments during the hearing. Speaker 7 moved to close the hearing; the motion was seconded and the vote to close (and take no action to revoke) was recorded as 4-0.
Ending: The board did not revoke the Old Marsh Golf Course license; staff will continue to monitor compliance as necessary.
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